... very slowly, constantly for about two hours Add more vinegar if required Put into ism and cover. Blackberry Pickle.- -Ingredient, • I quart blackberries. 1 pint white vinegar. sugar. loos. allspice. lot. ground ginger Steep the and ginger for I! hours ...

... second, and the third prize winner, Mr. S. Robinson. Mold I Mr. Williams's exhibit in the next two I classes. • gilt (Ford Blackberry). born In this year was outstanding. Next In order came Mr Crookes and Mr. Herbert Jackson, I Chester. In the class for ...

... election. NATURAL HISTORY NOTES. A I3LACKBERRYING DOG I have a Dalmatian dog who at this time of year wanders off alone. blackberrying I have watched the dog pick.ns the berriei off the bushes most carefully with her (root teeth M feet unique —Valour (Norfolk' ...

... cranesbill the dwarf autumn gorse looking a fresh yellow among the brown vegetation. To-day is the time of berries. for the blackberries are ripening and die elderberries hare turned black, while the mountain ash and the hawthorn berries are • lovely red. ...

... fort, t uft ,. and chohnond e ef children are now spending deligr.dul emits W e h ave a deride from we ditions gathering blackberries. and all the sweets. mineral waters. wireless sea. fruits in the orchards are ready foe coedit bicycles- and they repair ...

... e good pig full of type and character. The gilt was farrowed on January Ist. 1936. and is by Walton Boy !26th—Turk—with Blackberry 115th. The reserve champion was from the Large Black breed—a useful gilt. the property of ! Mr. N. A. Worth. of Ramsey. ...

... 5, Countess 5. & Jean 3 45 8 40 85.8 4, E. E. Littler. Rose, Pauline. and Anne _ . 375 47 80.5 5, G. Posnett. Hatchinere Blackberry. Cranberry. and Dignity 11. T. Broom. Basington Tel. • (Mp.v. Juliana. and Lily 7, R. G. Posnett. Hatchmere Dewberry. Beauty ...

... have been continued with stock noted for type and good breeding qualities. The herd now consists of four famous lines, Blackberry. Buttercup. Beautiful, and Lady Molilngton After many years of careful breeding these strains have passed Mr. Jefferson's ...

... born ears later made 531 ens. Mr. A. R. E Swishes, Shrewsbury. made several pur(banes. including one of the good breeding Blackberry family for IS gns Mr. W. Nyman was the buyer of the best served gilt et 18 ens. Mr. W T. Vin: node a good purchase in securing ...

... culture There are both evergreen and deciduous kinds. bearing bloom in the spring and carrying clusters of scarlet or blackberries in winter. Plants are airier:id at this time. in good soil and an open or shaded position according to the variety There ...

... expected, both were out the same dam. Mrs. T. H. Peytnn. Colomendy, Mold, was third in die open bull class with Colomendy Blackberry. and she won the open cow class with Thoiw Dora. who gained the female championship. Mrs. Peyton was second to Mrs. Ernest ...

... farrowed on or before June 30th. 1936. in-pig or milk: 2. Lord Daresbury • Tockwith Catalina 42nd): rea- Lord Daresbury IWaLon Blackberry 4th). Sow. farrowed on or before July Ist and Dec. 31st. 1131: I Lord Daresbury IRa:ton Queen Mary 91111 h). Sow. farrowed ...